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Germany in the Second World War, whether counting some 10 million deaths inflicted on opposing armed forces (mostly the USSR's), more than 20 million civilians killed in nazi invasion or occupation (mostly in the USSR), or more than 40 million killed on all sides in Europe in the war unleashed by German action in 1939.

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